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President Biden's goal of transitioning the country from gasoline-powered vehicles to electric cars is fraught with challenges from sticker shock for consumers to the knotty logistics of recharging batteries.

Democrats push to include a national climate bank in infrastructure package gets some GOP support Follow Us Question of the Day     By Haris Alic - The Washington Times - Wednesday, June 2, 2021 President Biden’s calls for the creation of a national climate bank — intended to bolster investment in green energy and wean the country off — fossil fuels were endorsed Wednesday by two Republican members of ...

Recently, the environmental community and its allies in the media were in a tizzy over the change of two members of Exxon Mobil's board of directors.

The biggest pipeline protest since Dakota Access is taking shape in northern Minnesota, where opponents are seeking to mobilize thousands of protesters to disrupt construction on the Alberta-to-Wisconsin project known as Line 3.

An asteroid as tall as the Seattle Space Needle is expected to whiz by Earth on Tuesday.

Vice President Kamala D. Harris told graduates of the U.S. Naval Academy Friday that the military has entered an era of new security threats such as pandemics, cyber-attacks and climate change.

In Founding Fathers' days, it was the Federalists versus the Anti-Federalists. In Joe Biden's presidential days, it's the radical environmentalists versus the state treasurers. And watch and wait: If states stand strong, they'll get the win on this one.

The results of the survey by CRC Research are consistent with previous polls showing that by and large, Americans are climate tightwads. The 2019 AP-NORC Center for Public Affairs survey that found 57% were willing to spend an additional $1 per month on climate change, but only 28% would pay $10. “This poll shows once again that Americans are unwilling to pay for the left’s anti-energy policies,” said CEI Center for Energy and Environment director Myron Ebell in a statement. “The more p...

Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee are poised on Wednesday to push through a bill stripping federal tax credits from the oil and natural gas industries.

Titanium is a superstar metal. It is as strong as steel, but less dense, which makes it lighter.